The Attorney General of the United States, Eric Holder, acknowledged in 2011 that many of these collateral consequences serve no public safety function.
In TCM clinical researches, the length, thickness, tortuosity, and color of sublingual collaterals can serve as important auxiliary evidence to identify whether there is blood stasis pattern in patients with CHD.
Kathleen Cudahy, a spokeswoman for Stellar, confirmed Monday that CBRE Realty recently notified Stellar that it planned to sell Stellar's partnership interest, which serves as collateral for the loan, in February.
Selling requisitioned land to developers is a critical source of local-government revenue, and land serves as collateral for local governments' borrowing (another big headache for Mr Xi: their debt has been spiralling).
Both sides say they are optimistic they will reach an agreement that will keep the museum in its home on West 53rd Street in Manhattan, which serves as collateral for the debt.
The second arises from the guarantees it has given for securities based on home equity lines of credit (where a home serves as collateral), including for Countrywide Financial.
To get out of jail, most defendants have to put up cash or other assets to pay a bond, which serves as collateral to secure their return for future court dates.
Considerable variability exists between individuals in the extent and functional utility of collateral vascular channels serving to effectively bypass obstructive atherosclerotic lesions [ 1, 2].
The shoulder of the medial bank of the collateral sulcus always served as the border between the entorhinal cortex and medial perirhinal cortex (Taylor and Probst, 2008; Dickerson et al., 2009 b ).
Collateral damage from imprecise airstrikes serves as a terrorism recruitment tool, not a deterrent.
